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What number would replace x to show that the Associative Property of Addition is being applied (3+2)+4=x+(2+4)
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The number that would replace x in the equation (3+2)+4=x+(2+4) to show that the Associative Property of Addition is being applied is 9. This is because both sides of the equation are equal to 9.
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